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Possibly George Waring who was a watchmaker at 88 Fulton Street, New York, NY in the second quarter of the nineteenth century.

20 July 1732 John Dearmer of the Parish of Saint Brides London Batchelor and Watchcasemaker aged 28 years bound in marriage to Mary Hewkly of the same Parish Spinster aged 21 years.

4 February 1788 Richard Andrews Armourer and Brazier of London by trade a Jeweller (at 109 Leadenhall Street) of Saint Andrew Undershaft City of London will proved at London. Reference: TNA PROB 11/1038/317

There are Knowles patterns on this site as well. Click on the Knowles link in American marks.

WarrenKundis wrote:possibly HG or HY?

Thanks for taking a look.

Coin refers to the quality of the silver, 900 parts out of 1000.

Hopefully, a better image of the marks:



It looks like there is a standard or title mark for 1819 to 1838 and guarantee mark for the same period.

These two spoons are about 14.5 cm long. The mark looks like it could be M D or M P or maybe something else. Any help would be very much appreciated. I will try to get a better shot of the makers mark if needed.

Does anyone recognize this spoon's pattern. It is marked coin only.
Thank you in advance.

Looking for help identifying the maker of these spoons. The mark looks like an H to me.
Thank you in advance.

The term of the patent you refer to was 3.5 years; so unless it was renewed, patent protection was not in place for long.

13 January 1829 Thomas Peter Romilly of Dulwich , Surrey Esquire will proved at London.

Reference: TNA PROB 11/1750/381

Reed & Barton L'Elegante or Elegante introduced in 1900 I believe.

4 January 1718 (OS) Charles son of William and Jane Bellasyse of Holborn baptised at Saint Andrew Holborn Camden.

I don't recognize the A. R. What does the inscription say; it might have something to do with identifying the origin of this spoon.

Possibly silverplate by August Ehlers of Copenhagen, circa 1940s.

The die maker didn't try to use the typical Romanized Vietnamese letters, but it is clear what it says now. I apologize for my unnecessary interjection.

30 April 1774 William Alldridge of the Parish Saint George The Martyr aged twenty-three years Batchelor and Goldsmith bound in marriage to Ann Hawkins of Winslow in the County of Bucks likewise aged twenty-three years Spinster. (This posting and the previous 1777 post appear to apply to someone othe...

Ubaranda wrote:....It was made in Vietnam...

I don't know where the piece was made, but the script does not look like Vietnamese to me.